Evaluation, Diagnosis and Treatment of the Worn Dentition

Evaluation, Diagnosis and Treatment of the Worn Dentition is organized by Continuing Education, Inc, and would be held during Jan 3 - 10, 2016 at 7-Night Eastern Caribbean Cruise Conference Round-trip - Fort Lauderdale, FL.
The target audience for this medical event basically for Dentists, Auxiliary Staff

This fast paced multimedia presentation is designed to provide the Dentist the latest information on state of the art functional-esthetic treatments. You will learn how to recognize bruxism, clenching, abfraction, tooth paste abuse, coke swishing, gastric reflux disease (GERD), and specifically to know how to treat it. Additionally, the 12 essential ingredients to a beautiful smile will be the cornerstone of this presentation. Combined in this discussion will by The Dawson Academies 5 requirements of occlusal stability. This section will demystify occlusion, and tremendously help ALL the dentistry you do!

In this program you will learn:
• How to see the flaw in any smile-t he 12 steps to beautiful esthetics
• The Dawson Academies 5 requirements of occlusal stability-demystify occlusion.
• How to specifically diagnose and treat the worn dentition with confidence.
• When porcelain veneers are the right restorations, and when they are not.
• How to set up the gingival plane, for ideal aesthetics.
• Why a checklist must be used in every treatment plan, and what it should include.
• When a bite should be adjusted, and learn how to do it efficiently and predictably.
• When orthodontics should be considered instead of restorative dentistry-and how clear aligner therapy should be a part of every general practice.
• How to take an ideal final impression of the very first try.
• How to take the appropriate bite registrations, to mount the provisional and master casts.
• The best method of articulation in cosmetic-aesthetic dentistry.
• How to communicate with a dental laboratory to get back beautiful, functionally correct restorations.
• How to use these provisional restorations to communicate aesthetic and functional goals to the lab; and why this is will add unbelievable predictability to the end result.
• To evaluate the different bonding systems available, and choose the right one for your all ceramic restorations.

This CME conference has been approved with 14 CE Credits.